INDIAN RECREATION CLUB'S "DOUBLE.”
SPLENDID WINS OVER UNIVERSITY IN BOTH DIVISIONS OF LEAGUE.
WICKETS ALMOST PERFECT: A BATSMAN'S PARADISE.
Opening their league programme in both divisions against the University on Saturday, the Indian Recreation Club scored "double," winning both the matches by the margin of eight wickets. This early success will no doubt be very encouraging to the Indians who promise to do well in the battler for the cham pionship honours. this sonson.
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The wicket was again tho batsman's paradise and, although several high individual scores were registered, some of the bowlers returned very creditable analysis.
Apart from the Indian-University games, no other lengue, matches were decided though there were no less than six friend- lios. A. T. Lee and F. J. Remedios were joint highest-scorers of the afternoon with 77 runs each while the most successful bowler was F. M. el Arculli who took six wickets for 17 runs.
SOME FINE BOWLING PERFORMANCES,
LEAGUE-DIVISION L
UNIVERSITY. ". L.R.C.
Last Season: Match Drawn.
The Indian Recreation Chub storted their league programme in fine style when they beat the Uni versity by eight wickets at Pokfu-
lumi.
Taking rat knock, the under- graduates found they had to contend with some difficult bowling with the result that they were all out for 102 runs. Nido and Sulieman saved
→ them from an entire collapse by making 23 runs each, Pereira, the IR.C. fast bowler, took three wickets for 23 runs, while Madar had 2 for 2 and Abdul-Curreem 2 for.1-4.
Faced with this small total, the Indians had little difficulty in getting the runs and wiped off the deficit with eight wickets in hand. Madar played good cricket for his 44 runs while Q. Ismail helped with an invaluable 32 not out.
The scores were
University.
A M. Rodriguen,
Ismail, b Minn
S. A.
G. E Yush, c A. A. Rum.
john, b Minn
A. B. Sulieman, A. A. Rum-
jahu, b Madarumbo. 23 11. J. N. Anderson, b Pereira 1 L. T. Ride, b Abdul-Curreem 23 D. K. Samy, e A: A, Rum-
inhn, b Abdul-Curreem.....
C. W. Lam, & Pereira........
11
6
A. Chan Fook, st. S. A. IB.
mail, b Madar......
A. A. Baker, b Pereira
14
K. Pr. (lan, s. S. A. Ismail,
b Rumjahn,
3
A. S. A: Kyum, not, out
0
Extras
12
..102
Total
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1930.
The scores were:-
University 2nd XI
H. Normanbhoy, e Jumail, b
Arculliorst
O. S. Scully, e Sirdar Khan,
b Arculli
0
3
P. N. da Silva, e Esnail, b..
Arculli
4
A. T. Normanbhoy, e Sirdar
Khan, b A, R. Suffind..... 13 K. T. Loke, b A. R. Suffind... 23 A. A. Aziz, e Ismail, b, A. 5.
Suffind B. Le
b Arculli
H.
Sulhad, b Arculli
E. Gosano, b Arculli
P. L. Tan, e Ismail, b A. R.
Suffind
H. Yarabhoy, not out
8
Adama, A. 8.
#
0
2
0
Extras
8
Total
.100
Bowling Analysis.
Arculli
0. M. R. W.
17
4 ............ 11 A. R. Suffind... 8.4 3 10 A. S. Sufflad ... 6 3 23 Abbas
4 0 12
Sirdar Klus.....
Madne
4
I
2 1
I.R.0. 2nd XI.
0.
Borina
M. P. Madar, o Silva, b Tan
Bowling Analysis.
J. S. Aekber, A. T. Norman-
O. M. R. W.
bhoy ...
Pereira ..... Minu
10 3
23 .3
D. Mohamed, b Leong
61
1 8
闯
Iranee
3
0 17 0
A. R. H. Kamail, e Gosano, b
Loko
43
Abbas
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2 0 2 D
A. R. Suad, run out
Madar
Abdul-Curreem... 4 3
I.
14
H. T. M. Barma, not out
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G
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3. I
A. A. Rumjahn. 1.4 0
Indian R.U.
A. II. Madar, run out 8. A. Ismail,,b Baker
O. Ismail, not ont
A. H. Rumjahu, not out in
Extras r
32
12
Total (for 2 wickets).......115
A. A. Rumjahn, A. R. Minh, J. 8. A. Curreem, F. D. Pereira, B. R. Iranee, M. R. Abbas and A. el Arculli did not bat. Bowling Analysis, "
Baker
Lam.....
Anderson Salieman
Samy
0. MI. W.
S. Lamail, e GoBrno, b-Scully 5-
A. I. Abbas, e Normanbhoy,
b Scully...
Extras
24 14
Total (for 7 wickets)......155
F. M. ol Argulli, Sirdar Khan and A. S. Suffiad did not bat. Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W.
A. T. Norman-
bhoy
Tin
Yayabhoy.**
H. Normanbhoy.
Gosano
$ 1
24
1
Leong
Loke
?
1 14 ?
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18 .0
Aziz
3
18 4.
0
Scully
4 1
17 0
DIVISION II.
I.R.C.. UNIVERSITY,
Last Season: Match Drawn,
While their senior eleven beat the University first team at Pokfulam by eight wickets, the Indian juniors heat the University seconds by the same margin at Sookunpoo. A fen- ture of this match was the good batting of D. Mohammed and A. RH. Esmail who made 61 and 41, respectively.
Taking first knock, the University lost three wicketa rapidly but A. T. Normanbhoy (13) and K. T. Loke (23) rather improved the situation When they were separated, how ever, a rot set in and they were all For tho out for just 100 runs, Indiana Arculli got six wickets for
17 гилs.
The home team lost two wickets cheaply, but playing good cricket, Mohammed and Esmail put up & grent stand and with eight wickets intact, the Indiana passed their op- ponents' score.
30
8 2 33
❤ 0
В
2 0 13
1 0 10
3 0 13
9 0 16 1
4 0 * 5
1., @
FRIENDLIES.
**
H.K.C.C. «. ARGYLLS.
Playing at home the Hong Kong Cricket Club defeated the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders by 05
rune.
Opening the innniga for the home team, T. E. Penree gave a polished display in scoring 60 runs. G. B More, one of the " young brigade, batted very well and he too got 00-
not out. Three other batsmon also
got into double figures, thus en abling the Club to declare at 192
for 3.
In spite of an excellent knock by Dewar Durie who carried his bat for 66, the Highlanders could not get going against the Club's bowl ing. They were all out for 197 runs.
The scores were:- H.K.C.C. (3 wkts., doc.)
T. E. Pearce, 60.
G. R. Mure, 60, not out. Argylls⠀⠀
Lt. Dewar-Duric, 68, not
out. Reid, 5 for $1.
C.8.C.C. ». CRAIGENGOWER.
XI.
This match was played in the Civil Service ground; the result boing a draw.
Taking Brat lensa of the wicket, the visitors ran up the big, total of 200 for 6 (declared) after a some- what shaky start. Tinker" Lee was the highest scorer of the match, putting together 77- before being out. A. B. Hamison made 31 not out while E Zimmern had 33.
F. J. de Rome (40) gave the Civil Service a very good start and he
For the School, A. Prata. hatted extremely well for 78, being naso- ciated with F. R. Zimmoni (48) for
a partnership of B1 for the second. wicket.
The scores were:- Royal Signale
L/Corpl. Saunders, 33.
D.B.S.
A. Prata, 76.
00
100
F. R. Zimmern, 48,
YESTERDAY'S MATCH., VOLUNTEERS ». UNIVERSITY.
In an all-day match, played yos-
was ably supported by R. M. Woodterday, the Volunteers defeated the
(30) but the rest of the side did not como off and eight wickets had fallen for 115 runs with stumps were drawn. Victor Gittins (4 for 10) was the most successful bowler for the 0.0.0.
The scares,wera :— Craigengower C.C. (5 wkla.,
dec.)
A. T. Lee, 77.
200
A. B. Hamson, 34, not out. Civil Servico C.0. (8 wkts.)... 115
F. 3. de Rome, 40.
R. M. Wood, 30.
K.C.C. ». MAJOR LANGMAID'S.
XI
The Kowloon C.C. "A" team took on an eloven lod by Major Langmaid at King's Park, and, after getting the visitors out for 76 runt, won easily by a wickets.
"Mr. Extras was the highest scarer for the Major's XI. with. 20 while Pio. Mackay (11), was the only batsman to run into double Agures. F. Zimmern was in fine form with the ball, taking five wickets for 14 runa.
A free knook for 59 by Lawerance and a steady innings by E. F. Fin- cher (41) saw the K.CO. totalling 164 for 7 when stumps were drawn.
The scores were
University by 10 runs.
The scores were!--
Volunteers.
K. II. Batger, b Lan ... 13 J. E. Richardson, b Baker... 17 N. A. E. Mackay, b Andor-
Bon
20
E. J. It. Mitchell, b Lan....... 3 R. M. Wood, o A. T. Norman-
bhoy, b Anderson
42
J. Macfarlane, b Anderson... 4
A. C. Beck, b Baker
G. O. Burnett, b Anderson ...
A. Reid, run out
F. E. Skinner, not out
R. H. D. Wado, b Anderson...) 2
Extras
Total
A. T. Norman-
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Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R.. W.
11 9 38 0 C. W. Lan
3 30 ***** 31.
ยุ A. Baker 10 1 34 2 D. J. N. Ander-
Hon
.
34 111 1 University.
A. M. Rodrigues, b Skinner... 39
A. T. Normanbhoy, b Burnett-11
H. Normanbhoy, b Reid.
8
D. J. N. Anderson, b Burnett 28
O. W. Lan, b Skinner
2
Major Langmaid's XI.
70
A. Baker, b Mitchell
10
K.C.C. (for 7 wickets). 154
Lawrence 69.
P. M. N. da Silva, run out... 10
A. Chan Fook, a Deck, b
Burnett
G. E. Yeoh, run out
0
K. P. Gen, not out
E. F. Fincher, 1 not out.
RECREIO". I.K.C.C.
Hitting out freely for 77 runs, F. J. Remedios paved the way for a big total for the Recreio in their match with H.K.O.C. at King's Park, thus enabling them to win by:
100 runs.
The Portuguese lads who batted first made 176 runs with Remedios as top scorer, J. H. Figueiredo got while H. A. Alves and G. A. Guterres got 17 runs apiece.
Good bowling on the part of the Recreio men prevented the visitors from scorings They were all out for A. P. Pereira (3 for 4) and A. P. 70 with Planner (22) ne top-scorer. Butorres (3 for 19) were the most successful bowlers for Recreio.
The scores were:-- Recreio
F. J. Remédios, 77. J. H. Figueiredo, 28. H.K.C.Ca
A. P. Pereira, 3 for 4. A. P. Guterros, 3 fon 19.
C.C.C. IL ». CS.C.C. II
178
70
Playing at home, Craigengower C.C. juniors lost to Civil Service seconds by five wickets.
A. S. A. Kyum, ran out
Extras
Total
.138
0. M. R. W.
G 0 28
Bowling Analysia.
A. C. Beck
G. C. Burnett... 8.3 0 20 3 A. Reid
F. E. Skinner ...
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